next year front porch 10. All foliage. Well, almost all foliage. This potted combination in Atlanta relies primarily on leaf color, rather than blooms, for a long-lasting combination that requires less care than needed for flowers. From top to bottom, we see speckled pink-and-green elephant ears (Caladium sp.), purple-leaved tradescantia (Tradescantia sp.) and lime-green sweet potato vine (Ipomea batatas, zones 9 to 11). There’s so much interest and contrast among the foliage plants that one hardly notices the more subtle red flowers of a trailing begonia and pink impatiens at the back left
next year front porch 10. All foliage. Well, almost all foliage. This potted combination in Atlanta relies primarily on leaf color, rather than blooms, for a long-lasting combination that requires less care than needed for flowers. From top to bottom, we see speckled pink-and-green elephant ears (Caladium sp.), purple-leaved tradescantia (Tradescantia sp.) and lime-green sweet potato vine (Ipomea batatas, zones 9 to 11). There’s so much interest and contrast among the foliage plants that one hardly notices the more subtle red flowers of a trailing begonia and pink impatiens at the back left
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